RT Daniel Davis Deep Dive (@DanielLDavis1)🔥 “I wasn’t warned. I wasn’t contacted. I found out on the radio that I was being sanctioned by the EU.”🚨 Former Swiss intelligence officer Col. Jacques Baud reveals how the EU put him on a sanctions list with zero due process.💬 “My accounts were frozen. I can’t travel. I can’t even return home.”⚠️ Accused of “pro-Russian propaganda” — for quoting a Ukrainian official’s 2019 warning about NATO and war.🛑 No charges. No court. No defense. Just political punishment tha ...

“His name is Elon Musk, he saved FREE SPEECH, he created so many different great things. He created the first major American car company in generations and his Rocket company, is the only reason we can now send American Astronauts into Space.”Trumphttps://t.co/TIWeStv8j0 ...

RT Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz)If Israel has a right to interfere in our affairs, then we have a right to interfere in Israel’s. If they’re going to push western governments to ban criticism of Israel and assault my free speech, I’m going to push westerners and western governments to turn against Israel. ...

RT Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald)Israel boasting of its ability to force western countries to erode the free speech rights of their own citizens by arresting people who utter phrases Israel dislikes.In the country that gave birth to the Magna Carta, Israel keeps dictating who gets arrested for their speech: ...

Core Viewpoint - Reddit has initiated legal action against Australia's new Social Media Minimum Age (SMMA) law, claiming it infringes on free political discourse and communication rights [1][2][3]. Group 1: Legal Challenge - Reddit's lawsuit is a response to the SMMA law, which bans social media access for individuals under 16, marking the first such law globally [2]. - The company argues that it should be exempt from the ban as it does not fit the traditional definition of social media [3]. - This legal challenge follows a similar case by two Australian teenagers, indicating a significant escalation in the legal battle against the ban [5]. Group 2: Implications of the Ban - Reddit acknowledges the importance of protecting users under 16 but criticizes the law for leading to intrusive verification processes and limiting teens' participation in age-appropriate communities, including political discussions [4]. - The SMMA law raises concerns regarding privacy and free expression for all internet users, suggesting that there are more effective ways to safeguard youth [4]. Group 3: Industry Response - Other major platforms, such as Elon Musk's X and Meta Platforms, have complied with the new law, indicating a broader trend of regulation within the tech industry [7]. - The Australian government, represented by Communications Minister Anika Wells, has stated that it will not be influenced by Big Tech companies in enforcing the ban [5][6]. Group 4: Market Performance - Reddit's stock has seen a year-to-date increase of 40.76%, although it experienced a decline of 1.92% to close at $233.54 recently [8].

Former Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai faces a verdict on Monday in a landmark national security trial, a decision that will help define the limits of free speech in the Chinese territory and potentially strain relations with the US and UK https://t.co/fN7R48uabQ ...

Some of the richest billionaires and companies in the world now battling over buying the Warner Brothers empire and possibly CNN as well. It's a highstakes clash which has Hollywood and Washington riveted. The Ellison family, Trump allies, jumping in now with this whopping 108 billion hostile bid to try to get Warner and CNN. The fame studio had basically accepted the outline from Netflix in principle, but the story is far from over. Warner Brothers must consider all offers and ultimately get past any DOJ m ...

Meg, before I let you go, I want to talk about a new tourism proposal. The Trump administration says they plan to require all foreign tourists to provide their social media histories when trying to enter the country. How unprecedented is this.And are there any concerns when it comes to privacy, free speech. Yeah. So, it's a pretty unusual move, but it also is in line with other moves that the administration has made in recent months targeting social media.So, for example, back in June, the State Department ...

RT Allum Bokhari (@AllumBokhari)The Biden Admin kickstarted the EU's crusade against XThe EU is using the Digital Services Act to fine @X into oblivion for daring to restore free speech.But the EU didn't create the DSA on its own.It was the product of four years of US-EU collaboration under Joe Biden🧵 ...

And the top story in politics is how affordability, high prices, and economic pain are shaping voters priorities, including powering that Democratic sweep in last month's elections. President Trump noticed he's responding tonight speaking in Pennsylvania on a tour that has been touted as his sort of response to voters concerns. And we have a view from Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania.Von Hillard will be reporting for us there shortly. You're looking at part of that tour. Trump's planned speech is also an implicit ...